Koury Business Center 101- La Rose Theater

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Room Summary

Photo of the LaROSE DIGITAL THEATRE sign located outside the theater Photo of the theater taken from the entrance to the space Photo of the lowered screen in the theaterPhoto of the equipment rack

 

 

 

This theatre is located on the first floor of the Koury Business Center. It is a large space where classes can be held, organizations can hold meetings and speakers can give presentations.

How to Use Room: Base Level Operations

  1. Turn on the computer by pressing the power button on the right side of the monitor.
  2. Login using your Elon username and password.
  3. Touch the touch panel located to the right of the computer to turn on the projector system. It will take about 30 seconds to warm up.
  4. Use the touch panel to select your desired input.
  5. Turn off the system by pressing the power located on the top right of the panel. Then click the "YES - Shut down system" button.
  6. Turn off the computer by clicking on the setting option on the lower-left hand corner and selecting the "Shut Down" option.
  7. Alternatively, you can choose to only log out and leave the computer on by selecting the "Log Out" option.

Available Technology

Below is a list of all the available technology in La Rose.

Equipment Manufacturer Model/Type
Desktop Dell Optiplex 7070
Touch Screen Controller Crestron TSW-1060-B-S
Projector Canon WUX7500
Screen (Automatic) DaLite Cosmopolitan
Blu-Ray Player Denon DN-500BD MKII
Web Camera Avaya HC020
AirMedia Crestron AM-101

 

1.) Desktop Computer (Dell)

Photo of the computer located in the equipment closet

Base Instructions

  1. Turn on computer by pressing the power button located on the bottom right side of the monitor.
    Photo of the power button located on the right hand side of the monitor
  2. Login with your Elon username and password.
  3. To turn off the computer, click the Shut Down button by clicking on the settings option in the lower-left hand corner, then selecting "Log off" or "Shut down."

2.) Touch Panel Control (Crestron)

Basic Instructions

  1. Tap the touch panel to turn on the system.
    Photo of the wall mounted crestron control touch panel displaying instructions to touch the screen to begin
  2. The system will take 30 seconds to warm up.
  3. Select the input that you want to display through the projector.
    Photo of the wall mounted crestron control touch panel showing options for display
  4. To mute, select "Image Mute" in the upper left hand corner.
    Photo of the image mute option on the crestron control touch panel
  5. To turn the system off, press the power button located on the top right corner of the touch panel control.
  6. Select the "YES Shut Down System" button to turn off the system.
    Photo of the wall mounted crestron control touch panel showing the option to shutdown the system
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Desktop Instructions

  1. Tap on the Desktop tab on the touch panel.
    Photo of the crestron control touch panel with the Desktop option highlighted
  2. Turn on the Desktop computer and login with your Elon username and password.
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Laptop Instructions

  1. Ensure that your device is on.
  2. If connecting to the wall plate at the front of the room, tap "Laptop-Front".
    Photo of the wall mounted crestron control touch panel showing the laptop option selected
  3. If connecting to the wall plate at the back of the room, tap "Laptop-Rear".
    Photo of the wall mounted crestron control touch panel with the rear laptop option selected
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AirMedia Instructions

This room is equipped with AirMedia. AirMedia is a way to present that allows users to wirelessly connect to the room's audio and visual system (i.e. speakers and projector).

Blu-Ray/DVD Instructions

  1. The Blu-Ray/DVD player is located in the equipment rack next to the computer.
    Photo of the Blu-Ray/DVD player in the equipment rack
  2. Turn on the Blu-Ray/DVD player by pressing the switch on the left hand side.
    Photo highlighting the power button on the Blu-Ray/DVD player
  3. Tap on the Blu-Ray/DVD tab on the touch panel.
    Photo of the wall mounted crestron control touch panel with the Blu-Ray/DVD option selected
  4. The touch panel will display Blu-Ray/DVD controller buttons.
  5. Use the buttons displayed to control the Blu-Ray/DVD player.
  6. Eject the Blu-Ray/DVD manually by pressing the button on the right side of the DVD player.
    Photo of the Blu-Ray/DVD player highlighting the eject button
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2.) Wall Plate (Crestron)

Basic Instructions

 

  1. Connect device to Wallplate using HDMI cord.
  2. There is a wall plate at the front of the room.
    Photo of the wall plates used to connect external devices to the system
  3. There is an other wall plate at the back of the room.
    Photo of the wall plates in the back of the space providing for connection to the system as well as connection to the network

 

3.) Projector (Canon)

Photo of the ceiling mounted projector install inside of an enclosure

Basic Instructions

  1. Touch the touch panel to turn on the system. It should take about 30 seconds to warm up and turn on.
  2. Use the touch panel to select the desired input.
  3. To turn off the system, press the power button on the top-right of the touch panel.

Additional Work Features 

 

  • Equipment rack located next to the computer in the cabinet
    Photo of the equipment rack
  • Podium
    Photo of the podium located to the right of the projector screen
  • 2 white boards in cabinets on either side of the front of the room where the projection screen is located
    Photo of one of the two white boards installed beside the projection screen Photo of the second white board installed on the opposite side of the projection screen
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